YDI

i thought you were allowed to eat the food if you work in a fast food place.

For people who say he's stealing, never worked in food service. Tons of food gets thrown out, when it's not sold and sits out, or at the end of the day. TONS you couldn't even imagine. So when you say he stole a 99 cent burger, the actual cost of the burger is substantially lower, plus it would have been thrown out anyways. some establishments lets you eat w/e due to the fact the cost of the stuff is extremely low, plus it gets tossed out anyways, but other places suck, and see everything in the dumpster than let even employees get a bit.

I have worked fast food for years, and have always been able to eat whatever I wanted, everyone was, with few exceptions. Usually dessert items, but even then if you ask, you can usually have whatever. There was an underlying issue here. That really sucks for you though

41, read 16.

I've been craving Wendy's. MmMmm

#21 - You're an asshole. Correcting grammar is one thing, but taking it out on someone for using superfluous "like"s is like mocking someone from the south for saying y'all, someone from Wisconsin for saying "don'tcha know" or someone from Boston saying "cah" instead of car. It's regional jargon. I hope someone, like, totally makes fun of you for where you're from, so you get to feel how belittling it is.

Anyone who gives you shit about eating a cheeseburger is full of shit. For all their talk about grazing and food theft, unless you're treating it like your personal kitchen (and sometimes even then!) managers look over it and even do it themselves. As OP said in a comment, it was the DM who saw it. If anyone would fire you for this ubiquitous practice, it'll be the franchise owner or the DM (two people who are never there normally). So yeah, FYL.

#49 using excessive "likes" isn't regional jargon. Its a nationwide filler idiots use when they can't form cohesive sentences. There are dumb teenage girls nationwide that say "like" every other word. Your logic fails to impress me. A filler is not the same as a substitute for a word or a different pronunciation of a word. "Y'all" was created by southerners because there is no one syllable second person plural word in the English language, whereas "like" was created by idiots who didn't want to sound dumb by saying "uh" or making awkward pauses in their speech.

Sounds like your boss hates you, and wanted to get you fired for doing so well. Go work at another one. If you're that good, you'll be fine.